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As an important part of the logistics system, air cargo plays a key role in the development of global trade. Efficient air cargo can accelerate the circulation of goods, reduce inventory costs, and improve the competitiveness of enterprises.

ETF assets in the financial investment field, especially investment products related to technological innovation, such as Science and Technology Innovation 100, are also constantly shaping the future pattern of the economy.

On the surface, air cargo and ETF assets appear to be separate entities, but there are potential synergies between them.

On the one hand, the development of air cargo can reflect the level of economic activity. When the economy is booming, trade volume increases and air cargo demand is strong, which may indicate the growth of related companies' performance and thus have an impact on financial markets.

On the other hand, the trend of financial investment will also have an indirect impact on air cargo. For example, a large amount of funds have been poured into the field of scientific and technological innovation, which has promoted the research and development and application of new technologies. These new technologies may improve the efficiency of air cargo, such as optimizing route planning and improving cargo tracking systems.

In addition, macroeconomic policies also have a common impact on both. Loose monetary policies may stimulate economic growth, increase air cargo volume, and promote financial market activity, attracting more funds to flow into ETF assets.

In short, the relationship between air cargo and financial investment is complex, and in-depth research on this relationship is of great significance for understanding the operation of the economy and seizing investment opportunities.